Conservative Republicans "Love Letter" To Stephen Harper

Posted on Tuesday, June 29 at 09:58 by Anonymous
We're on the cusp of regime change for our neighbors in the north. If polling trends continue, Canada will throw out the governing liberals and replace them with a party headed by a genuine western conservative.

His name: Stephen Harper; his team: the Canadian Alliance.

Get used to them now, because if you think The New York Times and the liberal U.S. media have been enraged by President George W. Bush's conservative policies, the howls and snarls of the Canadian and European media will likely reach a fever pitch in a few short weeks.

When Paul Martin replaced Jean Chretien as Canada's prime minister earlier this year, few analysts would have predicted that the conservatives would be favored to takeover this summer. Fewer still would have guessed that the winning platform would consist of a pure unalloyed Reaganesque vision that essentially repudiates Canadian style social democracy

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  1. Mon Jul 05, 2004 7:02 pm
    Funny how he calls the conservative party 'the alliance'. Chaulk it up to good old fashioned American ignorance, or a freudian slip?

  2. Mon Jul 05, 2004 7:18 pm
    The writer is correct in that we're throwing our towel in with the feckless Europeans, where they're giving up on their sovereignty or any form of nationalism. They don't even want to recognize judeo-christianity in their history - too controversial. Our multiculturalism industry will see to it that being Canadian doesn't really mean anything at all - lots of countries have social programs and health care - if that's all there is to being Canadian, no pioneering spirit, no linking the nation from coast to coast to coast, then people will wonder why we bother yapping about it.

  3. Tue Jul 06, 2004 6:05 am
    Geez, maybe someone should break it to this guy that we voted on June 28 - and that Harper didn't win?



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